Cleveland Browns announce the passing of office dog, 'Hard Knocks' scene stealer Moose

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The Cleveland Browns lost a Berea family member, they announced via social media Thursday.

Moose, the team’s office dog, died at age 10.

Moose’s claim to fame was stealing the show when the Browns appeared on the HBO documentary series “Hard Knocks” in 2018, which featured Baker Mayfield in his rookie season and a couple of memorable moments from coach Hue Jackson, who made a scene out of naming Mayfield the backup quarterback.

Moose was born Sept. 24, 2014, and died this past Saturday.

You may not have a dry eye after watching this Moose tribute from the team featuring Cat Steven's "Peace Train."

We're sad to announce that Moose, our beloved office dog and Hard Knocks star, has passed away. We already miss your presence around the building, buddy pic.twitter.com/ob5UGGDgMl

— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) April 3, 2025

Fans left an outpouring of support and condolences on the team's Instagram post honoring and remembering Moose.

This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Browns 'Hard Knocks' star, office dog Moose dies, team announces

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